AJCC Research Benefit Auction

#4 – Vintage Butter Churn

Imagine a time when every pound of butter began with fresh cream from the family herd and a hand-cranked churn much like this one. This antique wooden barrel butter churn represents the foundation of the dairy industry and the rich butter-making heritage for which Jersey cattle became renowned. Featuring its original stand, crank and lid, this beautifully preserved churn is both a functional piece of agricultural history and an impressive display item. Its aged wood and authentic farm character reflect generations of craftsmanship, perseverance and pride in dairying. More than an antique, this churn celebrates the enduring legacy of Jersey breeders and the remarkable cows whose milk helped shape America’s dairy industry. By bidding on this unique piece, you are not only acquiring a rare reminder of our past, but also helping support the future of the Jersey breed through Jersey Research Foundation initiatives. Donated by John and Linda Marcoot, Illinois

Location: 600 W Sunshine St, Springfield MO, 65807
Contact Agent: Erica Davis